Scoped to one job
A narrow, measurable task with a defined input and output beats a general assistant nobody trusts.
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AI Agents for Business
The repetitive work, handled quietly in the background.
An internal assistant scoped to specific tasks your team repeats every week — with a person approving anything that leaves the building.
- Best for
- Operations teams · Agencies · Professional services
- Typical start
- 2–5 weeks per workflow
- Working with
- UK businesses, remotely or in person
Inside the work
Research, structure, draft — reviewed by a person.
Task-focused agents remove the repetitive middle of a process. Every output is a draft with a human decision point, not an unattended authority.
Discuss an agent Illustrative workflowThe problem it solves
Too small to hire for, too frequent to enjoy.
Where it usually breaks.
Every team has a task that is too small to hire for and too frequent to enjoy: turning meeting notes into a summary, cleaning a spreadsheet, drafting the same report with new numbers, sorting an inbox into categories.
Generic chatbots do not solve this. They have no access to the right documents, no idea what “done” looks like, and no audit trail when someone asks how a figure was produced.
What changes
The difference.
Practical outcomes, not promises. Each one is agreed in scope before work starts.
Approved sources only
The agent reads the documents you nominate and cites where a figure came from.
Human in the loop
Drafts arrive for approval. Nothing is sent, filed or published automatically unless you ask for it.
Visible when it fails
Runs are logged, errors are surfaced and the workflow stops rather than guessing.
What you get
Delivered,
not promised.
The exact scope is agreed in writing after discovery. Anything outside it is quoted separately.
- Task audit: frequency, inputs, exceptions and the cost of getting it wrong
- Agent design with defined scope, sources and refusal rules
- Working assistant connected to your documents or tools
- Review and approval step inside your existing process
- Run log and a short monthly accuracy review
- Documentation so the workflow survives staff changes
How it works
From first call
to live.
2–5 weeks per workflow. You approve each stage before the next one starts.
Choose the task
We start with one recurring task with a clear definition of a good result.
Map the sources
Which documents, fields and systems the assistant may read, and what it must never touch.
Build and test
A working assistant tested on past examples, with disagreements reviewed side by side.
Hand over
Your team runs it, with an approval step, a log and a monthly check on accuracy.
Questions
Asked before.
Will an agent replace my team?
The work here removes the repetitive part of a role, not the judgement. Approval steps are designed in from the start.
Where does our data go?
Only the sources you nominate are used. The provider, retention and access rules are agreed in writing before anything is connected.
What if the agent is wrong?
It stops and flags the exception rather than inventing an answer, and every run is logged so the mistake can be traced and fixed.
Next step
Tell us what
needs to move.
A short description is enough to start. You will get a reply with the questions that matter, an honest view of what is realistic, and a fixed scope before anything begins.
Or email piardistudio@gmail.com directly.
Often combined with
Two that fit.
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